The Nicodemus enterprise. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1887-1887, 1887-10-26
ANGLO AMERICAN ARBITRATION
John Brights Views on a Peace Treaty
with America.

VIII America.
: William Jones of the London Society
Of Friends spoke before the Methodist
ministers yesterday morning on behalf
# the proposed peace treaty between
Britain and America. He read the
following letter of Endorsement from
John Bright:
''Dear Friend William Jones: / am
glad that you are going to the United
States on what L may term a peace
mission. You win find many friends
OF peace on the other side of the Allan
tic-more, perhaps, than you will leave |
on this side-for our people have seen
no'nlhg OF war among them durinr
MS century; they know something Of
'aAeS' the result of war, but they have
seen nothing of the bloodsbed - 49,
There is talk of permanent arbi.
tr&u2n treaty between England and
me United States. The project is
reasonable one, and discussion on hath |
sloes may bring it about. I think il t
the government OF the United States t
Were willing and were in anv wov r. +
4lgnlty their willingness to become d
I party to such a treaty there il a
ehoo IN force OF good men with rs to 0
. ~ our government to consent to if. v
Il taIs can be done it will be q GRAND a
''ep forward III the worlds march. and Il
.oUlel DC followed 1T some not distant W
lile oy sUme other nation WILLING n m
'c"pe from the sore burden of their ht
pituitary ornaments. You will douht- m
7SS see many intelligent and leadino in
l0h IN the states; will learn sometime III
1 thelr feelings on this matter. TheS sa
lay receive You as a trustworthy rem &C
SENTATIVE CT the moral and peace-Iov- IN;
Y people IN England, and | hope vour tol
-lerVleWs may do something in the d. see
'ctIon that you and so greatly desire. sal
Il find that nearly two hundred wo
ehoers OF the hepse of commons are he
'u[eSslng a memorial to the govern
ent at Washington to suggest the ar
-fat on treaty such us l have describ- I
: more, Tar more, hope, than this soc
nloer VIII he ready to urge the ac- !.
o'ance of such treaty upon orr 20
Vernment if the action at WASHING. acc
should meet with apv favor and able
cess. -0- ''l'0 A..
England and the United States will amo
~"o hatiohs, but L would have set.
- "i""ys regarded by themselves to II
one people. An arbitration treaty. rece
eStiy made and adhered to. would and
A'u'n 70 lhiS blessed result. the |
John BRIGHT" tude
ne speaker then mentioned that ba pane
hau an interview recently with cult,
'iaent Cleveland, and that the latter and
niln much encouragement favor
ADVISED him first to stir up nu.lic
lment on the question. "Get tbe
ne al your back" was what the
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20 secure legislative action on Sha
OF these outcasts.
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paper on "A Minister'S Dotv ia
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followed the chief point emDha. VS.
was the benefit which wonId "Then
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ect dangerous one to di.cnss Tbou
resence OF reporters.